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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

Hey bator..........what is worse in your opinion..The Mavs game we just saw, or this game i post below.....

The over under was 198.5.....

https://espn.go.com/nba/playbyplay?gameId=281125025&period=4

Have a look at the last 8 secs.......

If u had over......which game is worse in terms of a knife in your back

 

 

Rostos, tonight's game was a hundred times worse.  Maybe two hundred times worse.  I remember the game you're referring to.  The Suns successfully played "keep away" for the last 8 seconds.  Unusual, but no big deal, and certainly not worth mentioning in the same breath as this monumentally GINORMOUS moose we just witnessed in Dallas.

 
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 Didnt played this game , but this left me disgusted , what a moose
 
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Quote Originally Posted by veo30:

The coach walked onto the floor and touched a player! How does the ball get awarded to his team?? That should be a technical foul on the coach if anything.

Absolute Bullshit!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

Carlisle wasn't on the floor, but it looked like the toes of his shoes might have been.  He was considered still on the sideline. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:

 

 

The word "moose" has been redefined.  



so do we now say u have been "Carlisled" ????
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wannatripp:

There was more to the story MrBator... it happen right in front of me.. few seats ahead.. Coach K is the one who shouldnt have touched the player... if someone was to blame... it was coach K for intereferring with the players on the court.... Durant was just rolling with the punches as the coach shouldnt have did what he did.

my take on it is that... the coach was involved.

 

 

 

Carlisle tapped him on the hip, which is a meaningless gesture.  He might have been telling Durant "Good game."  But how is Durant turning around and handing him the basketball "rolling with the punches"?  That was more like "rolling another fatty."

 
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Yeh I didnt see the shot as I put a few bucks on the over with that guy that has been getting some good phone calls,nothing big that it matter that much,but when I saw them change Dallas score by 3,I just laughed my ass off,
nice to be on the right side of the fix,think Coach K told him,hey we need another basket for Vegas,we cant run it out,
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mellow_wolf:


Didn't bet this game. Though hurt as if I did....

 

 

I can still feel their pain.  I don't know what I'd do if that had happened to me.  I'd be lost.  I'd have to just stop cold turkey and take four or five hours off from gambling.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:

 

 

I can still feel their pain.  I don't know what I'd do if that had happened to me.  I'd be lost.  I'd have to just stop cold turkey and take four or five hours off from gambling.



Bator

I think another letter to Mark Cuban is in order

you need to get those feelings on paper and let him know the anguish his coach caused and had a hand in a moose of epic proportions
 
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Quote Originally Posted by todd24kb:



Yup.  They called an Unsportsmanlike Conduct technical on Scott Skiles earlier this week.  Why didn't they do it tonight?  Inconsistency.

 

 

No, wrong.  Skiles was completely on the floor and a player bumped into him during live play.  Carlisle was still standing on the sideline.  He was on the very edge of the sideline, but still on the sideline.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Retburj13:



Bator

I think another letter to Mark Cuban is in order

you need to get those feelings on paper and let him know the anguish his coach caused and had a hand in a moose of epic proportions

 

 

Retburj13, I was thinking the same thing, and if I'd been burned by this weirdness, I'd be working frantically on that e-mail right now.

 
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Under backers are encouraged to attend this evening's candlelight vigil which will be held at midnight outside American Airlines Center.
 
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I just watched the replay.  Carlisle DID have both feet on the court when he tapped Durant, but he quickly backed up a step and was on the sideline again when Durant offered him the ball and he grabbed it.
 
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I remember a game a few years back, also the Mavs I believe where the total was 195.5 and the Mavs had a big lead and the total was at 193 with the Mavs running out the clock....Josh Howard decided to go in for a meaningless unguarded dunk right before time expired and hung on the rim, got teched and the other team (suns?) hit the free throw putting the total at 196 ...

This, I would put ahead of it though...
 
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Another useless thread by the man, myth and worn out legend.


Of course you had no money on it let alone 5,500.

For the life of me I cannot figure out why people still call for your plays 

Please don't bash me just pointed out the obvious. 
 
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I had enough bad beats and mouses.. about time I'm on the right side
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:

 

 

That is a once in a lifetime bad beat.  That will never happen again.

Youre right Bator. We can all live another 100 years and that will never happen again. 2,296 games are played per year in the regular season. Times that by 100 years and you have 229,600 games played. That will never happen again. I'd seriously rather have 3 root canals in one day then to experiance a loss like that.. Im not kidding.

 

 
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One last thing who cares whether the ball was handed or turned over.
These kind of last second meaningless shots kill peoples unders or overs usually nightly.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:

I remember a game a few years back, also the Mavs I believe where the total was 195.5 and the Mavs had a big lead and the total was at 193 with the Mavs running out the clock....Josh Howard decided to go in for a meaningless unguarded dunk right before time expired and hung on the rim, got teched and the other team (suns?) hit the free throw putting the total at 196 ...

This, I would put ahead of it though...

What about this........

The over under was 202.5

https://espn.go.com/nba/playbyplay?gameId=270225011&period=4

 
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Quote Originally Posted by FSerpico:

Youre right Bator. We can all live another 100 years and that will never happen again. 2,296 games are played per year in the regular season. Times that by 100 years and you have 229,600 games played. That will never happen again. I'd seriously rather have 3 root canals in one day then to experiance a loss like that.. Im not kidding.

 




I been gambling for 5 years now and I seen this happen probably once beforehand and that was yesterday in the Celtics Spurs game so that's twice in my short period of gambling I think we will see it happen again probably same time next week
 
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only when we got money on a game it's relevant
 
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I have to say sorry to under betters...that is the worst bad beat i think i have ever seen in sports betting..now i did not have any money on this total..just thunder ml...but i have been betting for along time and for the most part on all sports everyday...i have had my share of good beats and bad beats and just when you think you have seen it all on how to get fucked in this gambling game this shit happens tonight...unreal...again i know it will not help and i hope for those that had the under that the gambling gods pay you back real soon cause that was some bullshit...

 
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Interviewer asked Durant why he gave the ball to carlisle and Durant replied.... "I don't know, humor?" either way i didnt play the total but had OKC.... and that in no way should have gone to dallas funny shit... well not for the under backers but pretty damn funny to the casual fan watching
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LawDog:

I'm not saying NBA is fixed and I'm not saying it isn't either. But when one wants to argue the NBA is fixed and argues with what happened last night in the Celtics game and this one, how can anyone argue the other way. WOW

Didn't catch the game. what happen?

 
 
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